Sportradar Forecasts €307M-€311M Revenue, €20M-€24M Profit for Q1 2025
Sportradar, a global sports tech leader, dropped its preliminary Q1 2025 financial results, and the numbers look promising.
A Solid Start to 2025
The company expects revenues between €307 million and €311 million, a big jump from €265.9 million in Q1 2024. Profits are projected to land between €20 million and €24 million, while Adjusted EBITDA should hit €56 million to €58 million.
The full report drops May 12, 2025, with an earnings call at 8:30 a.m. Eastern. Investors are eyeing these numbers closely, especially after a 5% stock dip post-announcement, tied to a share sale.
Still, Sportradar’s focus on immersive fan experiences and betting solutions keeps it a heavyweight in the U.S. betting tech space.
Breaking Down the Numbers
Sportradar’s projected €307 million to €311 million in revenue marks a 17% increase from Q1 2024’s €265.9 million. This growth likely stems from its 900 media clients and 800 betting operators, bolstered by partnerships like the NBA and ATP.
Adjusted EBITDA of €56 million to €58 million reflects a tighter margin of 18.2% to 18.6%, down from 2024’s 19%, due to higher sports rights costs.
Profit estimates of €20 million to €24 million signal steady operational leverage, though final figures may shift after audits
The company’s recent moves, like acquiring IMG ARENA to boost its betting rights portfolio, are paying off. Its tech platform, handling 400 pro-sports leagues, drives revenue through products like 4Sight Streaming and emBET. U.S. growth, up 65% in Q1 2024, likely continues to fuel these gains.
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